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Use the Taylor expansion and Binomial Theorem to prove that e^a+b = (e^a)(e^b) and estimate the...

Use the Taylor expansion and Binomial Theorem to prove that e^a+b = (e^a)(e^b) and estimate the location n and size x^n/n! of the largest term of the series for any x > 0.

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